A Call for Action [P3]

The Headmaster had caught many alike, both student and teachers, off guard with his sudden decision to call for an assembly of the school. It'd been a long night, staying up and discussing the matters at hand thoughtfully with his wife and one could see the worn look on his face if they cared to pay attention. Still, for the two Sofia students that had come asking for their help, he'd come up with an answer for them. Although it was an unknown, peculiar, and potentially dangerous scenario that the European Headmistress had asked for their involvement in, he'd come to the decision to look at it as nothing more than a normal mission; albeit a bit larger scaled one than usual, but the same all-together. Someone requested their help and they would provide it. He just hoped it'd be worth wild in the end.

Nathaniel glanced around, catching the confused and slightly wary looks of several teachers and the few guardians among them - as he'd given them little explanation before this entire meeting was ordered. They would all understand soon enough, there was a lot of explaining to be done. A ritual smile appeared on his face as the first students came piling into the grand hall, wooden benches brought out again for them. "Have a seat!" He called.

Regina stared intently at the headmaster as he collectively told them to sit down. She had arrived a little earlier than needed, in hopes of finding some friends to sit with. Having none such luck, the orange haired girl took a seat near some empty chairs, just in case anyone wished to join her. Regina tugged on the edge of her thick gloves out of nervousness. What could this be about...? she couldn't help the thought from entering her mind.

Amber walked into the Grandhall. 'Wow,' she managed to mutter under her breath. She didnt think it would be this big, it almost looked like a gym. Walking over to the wooden seats The autumn sat down looking forward. She didnt know if she should take this serious, or not too.

The blonde entered after her sister eyeing the grandhall as he walked over to the wooden seats infront of the big stage. "So thats the headmaster."' The spring muttered under his breath takiingma seat next to his sister. Shifting in his chair, Dang these are uncomfortable as hell i cant keep still.

Jordan watched the students entering the hallway with a disgusted look on his face. They had been pushing, shoving and rushing to get in so they could get a good seat. With a huff the blue haired boy shoved past the others making it in. Catching a glimpse of Reginas bright orange hair he couldnt help but to smile to himself and walk over. "Hello" he greeted her sitting down

The hat made Kayla stick out like a sore thumb in the mob of students trickling through the doors and into the Grand Hall. If not that, then the lightning rippling down her arms was sure to draw some looks. She swept her gaze over the high-arched ceiling and the great blank walls with a lopsided smirk on her face and her hands stuffed in her blazer pockets. "Not bad," she murmured to no one in particular as she began to ascend the bleachers towards the back row. There was no one there, and there she could ―

"O-ow!"

Sparks raced along the brim of her cap when she felt the hand under her shoe, but Kayla didn't stop to look. "Don't put your fingers where people are walking, idiot," she called over her shoulder. It was only a few steps later until she was at the top. Kayla flopped down, slumping against the wall, and kicked her feet up on the seats in front of her. Now, what the hell was this about?

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A girl stood by the Headmaster, with blonde hair that tumbled artfully over her shoulders and green-blue eyes that shone like water. She stood up straight, hands folded politely in front of her as she stared out over the bleachers, wearing a stranger's uniform of white and blue. Elodie, in all of her stone-still serenity, looked practically a world apart from the bustling disorder and chaos of the Grand Hall.

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While everyone was rushing into this giant gym looking room, there was a student getting pushed all around as he tried to get it. "Look at that." he whispered in a tired voiced. He didn't really think someone would use their power in a crowded place like this, especially something that could kill someone. For a second, he thought about doing something like that, but quickly shot the idea down. As he finally made his way to the benches, he sat down on one of them. Well, it's not very comfy, but it'll do. Crossing his legs, he leaned his head back and closed his eyes. I just need a... A little rest. Withing a couple of minutes, he was asleep.

Another student entered from the crowd, giving mad looks to everyone who bumped into her. It seemed like these students didn't care about who they bumped into. A couple of them that passed her spit a couple of insults at her. They'll care once I become the savior of the world. She sighed as she finally got out of the swarm of students. She stopped in front of the student that had decided to fall asleep, and punched him in his stomach. "Get up." she yelled over the students. Still, she could barely be heard. She took a seat next to him, thinking she would have to keep him awake.

Grant's eyes opened wide as the air was knocked out of him, and almost fell off the bench. When he got his breath back, he turned to the girl and said "Hey, what the heck?" only to get ignored by her. I guess i can't do that anymore... Hey, what's this about anyway? I don't think they would call something like this if they were just changing a schedule or something... The school must be closing!

Amy Rose had taken her sister's hand and dragged her to the hall, and after the headmaster gave the order, practically yanked her sister to the ground as they sat. Amaya fixed her glove, glared at her sister for a moment to silently scold her, to which she gave an apologetic look and a shrug. The two then looked up at the headmaster. "You're a Prefect, right?" Amy Rose asked as the students began to settle.
"That doesn't mean I know what's going on..."

The twins, however, had make a ruckus and loud noises as they entered with jokes. They barely stayed quiet before the order was given, and were elbowing each other until they sat. They kept silently and light shoving each other and mouthing jokes or insults to one another and silently laughing.

Another girl was beside the Headmaster as well, a tense girl with curly blonde hair and watchful blue eyes. She glanced around, eyes never settling on one location. Her arms were crossed in an attempt to keep them from dangling limply at her side, and she was mouthing something to herself. It was obvious that she was antsy, what with the student body in front of her and the crucial topic that was at hand. Her lips formed the words to an old melody, a song she didn't know the origins to. It was just in her head, and the German had never known why. She looked over to Elodie nervously, but it was short lived, for her eyes focused forward once more.

Regina smiled brightly at Jordan as he decided to join her. When he had finally taken his seat, the orange haired girl offered him her hand to shake in greeting. Hell, even she knew it was an awkward introduction, but she also didn't see a reason why she should send Jordan to the Infirmary during the assembly just because she wanted to give him a hug.

Sebastian giggled as he led Ken into the school assembly by the hand. His eyes were bright and shinning as he eagerly dragging the darker haired boy behind him. The blonde didn't really mind any strange looks that were thrown their way, he never had quoted cared about what other people thought, especially when it came to boys.
His smile grew as he found a nice spot on the benches for him and Ken to stay together. Looking around as he got settled, Sebastian waved over to Regina and the blue haired boy, whom he hadn't ever met, sitting at her side.

Jacob quietly followed the rest of the students into the hall, taking a seat and looking up at the stage. He didn't know what this was all about, but he did recognize the girl standing next to the headmaster. He had seen her in the Summer dorm earlier. It must have something to do with this other school.

Meanwhile, Ashley bounced happily into the room, skipping effortlessly past the milling students and plopping down onto a seat near the front, clasping her hands together in her lap and looking up at the headmaster with a smile. Something exciting was happening, she just knew it! A few seconds later, she was tapping a beat on her knee with two fingers, having grown bored almost impossibly quickly with just sitting there placidly.

Ken huffed in amusement as he was led quickly--more like dragged--by the hand to sit in the many rows of students who were gathering in for the assembly. "Slow down, I'm scared you might tear my wrist off by accident!" The Autumn joked, smiling as he took a seat next to Sebastion. He looked out over the forming crowd, spotting the headmaster off in the front with apparently some other staff or so. He didn't really see the headmaster often, so it felt a little surprising to see him now, even though it was completely normal considering it was a school assembly.

Aiko too, was leading in a boy by the hand through the crowd as she excitedly looked for a place for them to sit. However, the boy she had in tow was her twin brother, though some might not recognize it at first since they weren't identical, and only had a few similar features. Suddenly, the cheerful blonde came to a quick halt, causing her brother to nearly crash into her. She smiled happily and raised a hand to wave at two other students she had spotted nearby. "Hey! Regina! Jordan!" She called out and was immediately on her way over to join them, trailing her twin behind who was quietly and nervously looking around, obviously uncomfortable with the amount of people. In reality, she had only really met Regina and Jordan once, and it wasn't in a friendly atmosphere, despite her introducing herself ever so happily at the time. She had learned their names more by accident than any real introduction, but at the moment she was happy to see them nonetheless...Even if they weren't completely happy to see her.

He could swear that Aiko's seemingly endless energy would bundle up and explode one day if he ever dared to ask her to quiet down and sit still, even for a short moment. Where was she even taking him? Though she might, Katsuo didn't know the two students they were heading towards at all, and was kind of reluctant to follow. Plus, the boy with the blue hair gave the Winter a bad feeling. Then again, a lot of students seemed to give off a bad vibe here. Not like he couldn't handle whatever he could possibly do, right?

In the midst of the large crowd walking into the grand hall was Lindsey, Richard, and Penny. None of them really wanted to be here... well, except Lindsey. She was pretty curious to see what all of this was about. She really had no idea what had been going on, so for her, the meeting that was called was really unexpected. Although, she was sure that no one knew what was going on. Oh, whatever. She quickly found a bench and sat down, waiting for the meeting to start.

Richard quickly found a seat in the back, his first reaction being to look around for someone he could possibly sit with. The first person that came to his mind was Brailynn, but he hadn't seen her walk in yet. Maybe she would be here later. He wanted someone to keep him company through this meeting. He really didn't want to be here.

And Penny was essentially feeling the same way as Richard, except she just didn't want to be here at all. Smacking on some bubblegum, she sat in the first seat she found. She wanted to get back to what she was doing... which was absolutely nothing. Well, maybe she could be here. She didn't feel like watching grass grow anymore.

After only being told just a little bit as to what was going on, Brendan stood off to the side as he watched the students pour into the hall. All he knew about this was the two girls that had shown up a while ago, but other than that, he knew just as much as the students did. He was ready to see what was going on here and how he could help out.

Verona slumped into the Grand Hall, looking less than thrilled to be here. She had admittedly been avoiding people. Especially a certain someone in particular, but this meeting had been manual and Verona knew she'd get in major trouble for skipping. (Not that it was stopping Eloise.) It had been her first time out of her room in nearly a day, but Verona felt unusually like a fish out of water. Her hair was pulled into a tight pony tail at the top of her head and her face had been stripped of it's normal makeup. Granted, she had tried to cover it with a little bit of concealer, but there was no hiding the red puffiness that surrounded her eyes.
Verona looked around the room and found a seat towards the back. Verona then took careful precaution not to make eye contact with anyone as she walked up the old gym steps and sat down in her desired spot, far away from anyone she didn't want to see. Hopefully she wouldn't be spotted by Jace, or Richard, or Brailynn, or her siblings, or, and most especially not, a certain brunette she had learned was named Evelyn. No. For today, Verona was content with staying by herself.
And being her normal, self centered person, Verona just knew that whatever it was the stupid Headmaster- Jace's father- had to say, it wouldn't be as important with the issues she was facing at the moment. As far she saw it, her life was just sooo hard right now.

Not being out of her dorms for studying endlessly for hours and hours, Aethra's unkempt appearance was a bit off in this case, her eye lids dark and she appeared ever so sleepy, yawning and hair messily brushed as if she wasn't quite prepared. Walking into the crowd of students within the Grand Hall for the unexpected assembly from the Headmaster, the girl's blue eyes glistened slightly before her illusions took hold, making her shaggy looks disappear into a clean and neat image. There was something a bit conspicuous about the person beside Beata's principal, as the Spring female had never seen a girl such as her at the academy yet, but a few assumptions could be made that she was of some significance if there was to be an assembly. Memorizing a few facts about her here and there, the rich student kept a few things in the back of her mind.

Lachesis, on the other hand, had almost refused to go to the assembly until she was somewhat forcibly made, a huff of breath escaping her as she looked in clear annoyance, glaring at everyone she passed down the aisle way to her seat. She didn't bother talking to anyone nor let anyone make conversation with her. All the Autumn did was wish she could just set some curse off in the distance, but unless she was getting paid, it was a big no. Hurriedly seating herself, the red head paid no heed to the headmaster and her olive green eyes still showed frustration and hints of aggression.

Out of all the students, Kurumi had slipped into the corners of the assembly, seating herself in the back and in the darkest possible corner, shooting a glance at Katsuo and a sly smirk as if she knew something he didn't. Nonetheless, it wasn't any time for her to do anything out of the ordinary. Definitely not. Glancing up carefully towards the stage, the memories of the Winter Formal flashed right back into her when she was Lamia... Performing in front of everyone, getting over her fear slowly, and getting crowned Princess. Most of all, her chance to be with ----... Shaking her head to get rid of those thoughts, she had a bleak expression on her face afterwards, attempting to hide it as best as she could to her abilities.

sigh. i was almost done with this shiet and i had just to lose the post like a moron. ; -; sorry it's going to suck as i retype everything.

A few students made their way into the Grand Hall, one of the last ones in the crowd.

Jason walked towards the middle of the room, glancing around and looking for somewhere to sit that wasn't so crowded. As he looked, he couldn't help but wonder where his brother was, nor could he resist shooting his father a look of curiosity as to what this was all about in the first place. When he pin-pointed a place to sit, he nearly tripped on something, or someone anyways. He blinked down at Evelyn. "What are you doing on the ground?" He asked teasingly, offering her a hand to help her back on her feet before taking a seat.

Alicia and Ethan had already been there for a while. The Summer was sitting huddled in the corner, looking rather tired and even a bit sick. She hadn't felt well these past few days and had hardly bothered to leave her room because of it. When she spotted Jacob walking in and take a seat though, she gathered herself together and went to sit next to him, saying nothing - simply giving him a small smile.
Ethan himself was one of the few there that was actually looking forward to the meeting. Curiosity was getting the best of him and the only other question he had was where Kimberly was hiding.

Brailynn and Preston both walked in nonchalantly, passing by Verona as they found a place to sit. The different between them was that Preston took a seat next to his sister at once, even if she didn't look in the best of moods (he couldn't see Dublin anywhere) while Brailynn simply gave her a passing glance before finding her way towards Richard, sitting down next to her room mate. Preston nudged his sister in greeting, wondering if she was sick or something, while Lynn gave Rich a slightly wary glance. "What's wrong with Verona?"




Nathaniel ignored the wary looks of his teachers and sighed at many of the students, their boredom practically suffocating the entire room. But he supposed he couldn't blame anyone for feeling the way that they did, having no idea what was going on and how serious of an issue this was. He held up one hand to call for their attention and their silence, thinking on where he should start. "You may or may not've been told this at some point by teachers or your parents, but Beata is not the only school of it's kind. There are many in the world, spanning across different borders and cultures." The Headmaster gestured to the two girls aside him, "This is Anke and Elodie. They come from Sofia Academy, the first ever establishment for the gifted." He paused, letting these words sink in and thinking himself on how he should get on with it.

"Last night, these two came with a letter from their Headmistress, asking for help in urgent matters. There's a questionable force threatening the school, possibly its entire destruction. She has asked for temporary reinforcement to the academy until the threat has passed." Nate said, "I have decided it's best to help our sister school. Therefore, I - and a few other adults - will be heading to Greece where the school is located to assist in whatever means necessary. I offer the chance for any of the students to come with us. It will be treated as a normal mission. You will be expected to be cautious and prepared, as it may be very dangerous, but it offers great experience and the rewards will be more than usual." He glanced around the room, his gaze sweeping over each of them. "It's your choice."

The room seemed quiet for a bit before the first voices started to appear.

"I'll go!" Jason stood up, with a determined look and a smile on his face.

Ethan soon followed, although far less gracefully. "I'll go as well!" He called.

Regina's orange eyebrows shot up in surprise at the headmaster's words. This could give me a chance to hone my gift more, and help people! she thought to herself with great excitement. She eagerly jumped up with her hand waving high for all to see. "I want to help them, too!" she called out to the stage with a huge grin on her face.

Sebastian let the words of the headmaster sink into his mind fully before reflecting upon it. Sure, I want to help the other school, but what about Ken? We just got together and I'd just be leaving him...what would he think!? He let out a sigh as he looked to his new boyfriend with wary and sorrow filled green eyes. "I'm sorry..." he whispered as he grabbed the other boy's hand tightly. "I volunteer to help protect their school!" he spoke the words loudly and with great dignity, whilst still holding Ken's hand.